Looking for info on LYDIA BRYANT (her parents, siblings and children) m. SYLVANUS ALLEN. (No dates are known at this point) One known child is WILLIAM ALLEN b. 1777 in Vermont d. 1858 Oneida County, NY Does anyone know of this line? Jo Dee Frasco

My mother had several pictures of people I cannot identify. Among them is one of a child about three years old, the name Marilyn Ann BRYANT is written on the back. It was dated Jan. 13, 1943 - taken at Dipboya's Studio in Stigler, OK. If this name sound familiar to anyone, I'd appreciate hearing from you. There are other pictures that may belong to the same family. [email protected]

---------- > From: T & N Hernandez <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Cc: [email protected] > Subject: LAWS/DELAPP/BANKSTON > Date: Friday, August 20, 1999 8:20 PM > > I'm searching for information on a unknown father whose surname was "LAWS", > and his Unknown wife. > We have their children, but don't know the fathers first name, and we don't > know either of the wifes names. > Their children were let with friends/and/or relatives in the 1870 Census > for Carroll County,Ms.These children are: Ida Beatrice LAWS, Benjamin > Taylor LAWS, and Minnie Gustevious LAWS. > The information we have on Ida Beatrice LAWS is as follows: We don't know > if she was left with anyone or already married. She was born: 5-June-1856 > in Ms. She married George Washington DELAPP March 7, 1872 in Carroll > County,Ms. She died: 27 -March - 1927 in Charleston,Ms. in Tallahatchie > County.Shes buried in Charleston Cemetery. > > Her brother Benjamin Taylor LAWS was left with a James and Ethilea BRYANT > of Carroll County,Ms. The BRYANTS did not have any children listed in the > 1870 Census.Mr. BRYANT was listed in the Census born in Louisiana, his > wife: Alabama.Benjamin was 10 years old at the time of this Census. > Benjamin was born: January 1860 in Ms. married: March 29, 1883 in Carroll > County,Ms. to a Della BANKSTON. > > Their youngest sister was: Minnie Gustevious LAWS born: 7 -June -1863/or > 64. > Minnie was left with the Thomas and Sarah WADE family. Thomas and Sarah had > their own children listed in this 1870 Census: Claudy WADE age: 6 female, > Joseph WADE age 4 male, Felix age 2 male , and Minnie was listed age 6 > female. > Mr WADE was born in North Carolina ,and was a farmer, his wife was born in > Alabama, and all the children were born in Mississippi. > Minnie married Ira Warren BANKSTON 29 - August - 1877 in Carroll County,Ms. > If anyone has any possible connections,or are connected to any of the > surnames listed in Carroll County, I'd appreciate any possible > connections!! Thanks,Nancy >

Recently in the newspaper there was an article about all this stuff we get. They gave an email address to forward it. It is the Federal Trade Commission. The address to forward this stuff to is: [email protected] I've been forward ing a lot of messages , some of them relating to porn, money saving offers, get rich quick schemes, etc. Mary in Oklahoma Mary Bryant Park [email protected]

So far I have no problem with this! Hope it stays that way. Dianne

I get this e-mail also..... I don't think their is an answer..... I tried preaching to them about God..... It helped me...... but I feel sure, they didn't get the message.. Mary ann Bryant -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 1:46 AM Subject: BRYANT-D Digest V99 #168

James H. Bryant and Ann Newton of Marlboro County, SC were the parents of my great grandmother Ellen Bryant. I know nothing about James's family or Ann's family. James H. Bryant is buried in McColl, SC in the corner of the Beaver Dam Cemetery - it is said Ann is next to him with no marker. Ellen's (Telathia Ellen) siblings were: Elizabeth Bryant, 10 July 1841 Ara Ann Bryant, 16 Dec. 1843 Roseta Bryant 17 Jan 1845 Robert Benjaminson? Bryant 15 May 1853 Anna Brinata Bryant 3 July 1854 who married Charles Murdock Dunn James Hamilton Bryant, Jr. 18 Oct. 1856 John Giles Bryant 26 Nov. 1863 all in Marlboro County, SC Ellen Sligh

Hi Everyone! I'm sorry that I haven't answered this sooner. Rootsweb does have a very effective block (from everything I've seen) for spam mail. Such mail is bounced to we listowners and I have gotten several spam messages that were prevented from reaching my lists in recent days. It's all been the garden variety "Make Money" type posts. Rootsweb can't prevent someone from subbing to any list and picking up names and addresses tho. I'm sorry GKinard has gotten such mail. Hitting the delete button is about all we can do, I'm afraid. The kind of person who sends such mail can just change their own address and keep sending. Personally, I've always hated to block a whole domain (such as AOL or Yahoo) because the person who knows "The" answer to my toughest genealogy question might be there. Again, I'm sorry any of you have had such trouble! Kay -----Original Message----- From: Ron & Karen Myatt [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 1999 9:03 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BRYANT] Is anyone else having genealogy list problems w/porn? Does your e-mail program have a way to block the sender? If not, you might consider setting up a second e-mail box through Hotmail or Yahoo or something and subscribing to the Bryant list through that other mailbox. The spammers will still have your other e-mail address, but if they are getting you name through Rootsweb having a second mailbox might lose them. Also, the best thing to do with spam is to delete it without opening it if you can, because some spam messages are generated by viruses (i.e. Melissa, etc.) Kali Myatt [email protected] wrote: > > I have been inundated lately with vile, disgusting unsolicited email. I had > thought rootsweb has some sort of block on this but, > in the last one I received (today), I recognized several of the names of > folks I've seen who are fellow members of the Bryant list. These names, along > w/mine, were in the "to" line. > > It seems obvious to me (and maybe I'm wrong) that the spammers have someone > gotten into our Bryant mail list and using the names and addresses to send > out their filthy email. > > Has anyone else had this problem? > > How can we stop it? > > I know that you cannot click on "remove" to get your name off the list, as > they will use that as affirmation of your address and not only continue to > send you this garbage, but will sell your name to other spammers. > > Each time I get one of these emails I report it to "[email protected]" (whatever isp it > came from) as well as to<A HREF="mailto:DadslitGur"> [email protected]</A>. But I > have not had much positive response from the ISPs and no response at all from > the ftc. > > Any ideas? > > If belonging to my favorite genealogy lists is going to cause me this much > harassment I'm ready to quit. I seem to get 3 or 4 of these each day and each > time the "to" list has several names from various gen. lists, not just Bryant. > >

Does your e-mail program have a way to block the sender? If not, you might consider setting up a second e-mail box through Hotmail or Yahoo or something and subscribing to the Bryant list through that other mailbox. The spammers will still have your other e-mail address, but if they are getting you name through Rootsweb having a second mailbox might lose them. Also, the best thing to do with spam is to delete it without opening it if you can, because some spam messages are generated by viruses (i.e. Melissa, etc.) Kali Myatt [email protected] wrote: > > I have been inundated lately with vile, disgusting unsolicited email. I had > thought rootsweb has some sort of block on this but, > in the last one I received (today), I recognized several of the names of > folks I've seen who are fellow members of the Bryant list. These names, along > w/mine, were in the "to" line. > > It seems obvious to me (and maybe I'm wrong) that the spammers have someone > gotten into our Bryant mail list and using the names and addresses to send > out their filthy email. > > Has anyone else had this problem? > > How can we stop it? > > I know that you cannot click on "remove" to get your name off the list, as > they will use that as affirmation of your address and not only continue to > send you this garbage, but will sell your name to other spammers. > > Each time I get one of these emails I report it to "[email protected]" (whatever isp it > came from) as well as to<A HREF="mailto:DadslitGur"> [email protected]</A>. But I > have not had much positive response from the ISPs and no response at all from > the ftc. > > Any ideas? > > If belonging to my favorite genealogy lists is going to cause me this much > harassment I'm ready to quit. I seem to get 3 or 4 of these each day and each > time the "to" list has several names from various gen. lists, not just Bryant. > > ==== BRYANT Mailing List ==== > Please see the ROOTSWEB Acceptable Use Policy at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html > > ============================== > Search more than 274 MILLION NAMES and find your ancestors at Ancestry.com! > Get started today at http://www.ancestry.com/rootswebtext.asp

I have been inundated lately with vile, disgusting unsolicited email. I had thought rootsweb has some sort of block on this but, in the last one I received (today), I recognized several of the names of folks I've seen who are fellow members of the Bryant list. These names, along w/mine, were in the "to" line. It seems obvious to me (and maybe I'm wrong) that the spammers have someone gotten into our Bryant mail list and using the names and addresses to send out their filthy email. Has anyone else had this problem? How can we stop it? I know that you cannot click on "remove" to get your name off the list, as they will use that as affirmation of your address and not only continue to send you this garbage, but will sell your name to other spammers. Each time I get one of these emails I report it to "[email protected]" (whatever isp it came from) as well as to<A HREF="mailto:DadslitGur"> [email protected]</A>. But I have not had much positive response from the ISPs and no response at all from the ftc. Any ideas? If belonging to my favorite genealogy lists is going to cause me this much harassment I'm ready to quit. I seem to get 3 or 4 of these each day and each time the "to" list has several names from various gen. lists, not just Bryant.

Need help to identify father of James M. Bryant born May 15, 1824 in Pulaski County KY. Married Jane Gaston on Feb. 11, 1845 in Pulaski Co. KY. and died May 13, 1868 in Jackson County, MO.

I need help for Bryants from SC - I have a great great grandfather James H. Bryant buried in the Beaver Dam Cemetery in McColl, SC and we know nothing about these Bryants. His daughter Telathia Ellen Bryant married Duncan Freeman - they are buried in the same cemetery. We believe James' wife was Ann Newton or Mary (Annie) Newton. James H. Bryant born August 4, 1821 possibly in Marion County and died October 27, 1883

I need help for Bryants from SC - I have a great great grandfather James H. Bryant buried in the Beaver Dam Cemetery in McColl, SC and we know nothing about these Bryants. His daughter Telathia Ellen Bryant married Duncan Freeman - they are buried in the same cemetery. We believe James' wife was Ann Newton or Mary (Annie) Newton. James H. Bryant born August 4, 1821 possibly in Marion County and died October 27, 1883

Bryant researchers does anyone have a William S. Bryant and wife Mary Maxwell Bryant. I have listing of their children from an old obit. Lizzey Cathy, Jesse Bryant, James Bryant, George Bryant, Hattie Page, Martha Jane Bryant Fickle. If any of the names are familiar please e-mail me at [email protected] Thanks Colleen

Hi All Just received some new info on my ggrandmother M. Alice Bryant b. about 1862 in Bates County, Missouri. She had a brother name George that in 1905 when Alice died live in or near Georgetown, Texas. George raise Alice's two youngest daughter, Ella and Gracie Royall. If anything looks like a match let me know. Thanks Larry

Looking for Lincoln Co, Tenn. WILLIAM BRYANT / LUCINDA "CYNTHIA" family researchers. I may have information about a "missing" Bryant child in the EPHRAIM B. BRYANT / MARGARET L & SUSAN family. Thanks, David [email protected]

CLEMENT BRYAN was born in SMITHFIELD, NC, Oct. 13, 1770, died in RANDOLPH, GA., Jan. 1, 1839, was wounded during the Indian War on his plantation in Randolph Co., at the Battle of Etchampy-Natchaway. All the BRYAN men were in the Battle Memoirs of Ga. By Southern Historical Association, Vol. II, Page 845. CLEMENT BRYAN in the Indian Battle was shot through the body just below the shoulder. The ball cutting his suspenders in two and the surgeon pulled one piece through the wound and out at the back. He was shot July, 1836, and was not well afterwards. He died Jan., 1839, buried in Randolph Co. In family cemetery. (From a letter written by his grandson, WHITFIELD BRYAN). CLEMENT BRYAN was married on Cape Fear River August 19, 1792, to EDITH SMITH, daughter of MAJOR DAVID SMITH. She was born Dec. 26, 1772, died in Ga., March 5, 1814. They moved to Ga. In 1805 and had eleven children. SARAH married ANSLEM EVANS. Their son CLEMENT A. EVANS was Brigadier General in the Confederate Army, died in ATLANTA, GA., July, 1911. CHARITY married O. P. CHEATHAM. MARY married GEORGE WYCHE. POLLY married JOHN RAIVES. EDITH married MARTIN BALM. NEEDHAM R. married MARTHA BATTLE> GREZILLE married JEFFERSON HINES> EMILINE married B. F. WATTS. DAVID married NANCY BATTLE. CHARITY BRYAN was born in MECKLENBERG CO., NC, April 30, 1798, married O. P. CHEATHAM in GEORGIA, Sept. 25, 1816, died Oct. 25, 1841. O. P. CHEATHAM was born in CHARLOTTE CO., VA., Sept. 25, 1796, died in STEWART CO., GA., April 15, 1850 and is buried in LUMPKINS, GA. CHARITY BRYAN is buried at BROOKSVILLE, GA., RANDOLPH COUNTY. Children of CHARITY and O. P. CHEATHAM. CLEMENT ARTHUR married ELIZABETH IRWIN. GEORGE W. married OPHELIA LEE. MARCUS OBIDIAH married EMILY GILCOAT. RUFUS SIDNEY married ANN E. LOYLESS. CAROLINE E. married FREEMAN SESSIONS. ANN died in childhood. JOHN died in childhood, buried at LUMPKINS, GA. CHARLES HENRY killed in 2nd Battle of MANASSAS, VA, buried in VA. Soil. O. P. CHEATHAM's second marriage was to A. J. BELL of JEFFERSON. She is buried at JEFFERSON. ANN NICHOLSON was sister to HENRY GRADY's mother. Nelda http://community.webtv.net/neldabuchanan/MyFamilyBook

BRYANT/BRIANT BRYANT, Jonathan Evans, b. 11/23/1828, NC married Sarah Ann EDWARDS, b. Dec. 22, 1828 (daughter of Joshua EDWARDS and Mary BULLARD) on 9/8/1847 in Cumberland Co., NC. They moved to Lowndes Co. (Now Berrien Co). GA before 1850. Who were the parents of Jonathan Evans BRYANT? Also searching for any information on: King BRYANT and Bartrim BRIANT of Cumberland Co., 1820-1840. Mary Bullard Edwards later married King BRYANT, and they supposedly moved to AL. Martha Ross

Are any of you Bryant researchers missing a T.E. Bryant? If so I may have information on your "missing link". David [email protected]

Hello Listers, I'm looking for information about the following family. Eli BRYANT (b. bef 1775), m. Mary WEATHERFORD (b ca 1778) on 30 July 1798 in Henry Co. VA. Mary was d/o of David WEATHERFORD and Mary HARRISON. Eli's parents are unknown. I know only two children by name; there were 11 listed in 1820 Census: Matilda Jane BRYANT m. 7 May 1838 Jesse Graves MARTIN and Elisha BRYANT m. 2 Oct 1839 Lucy HUNDLEY d/o Thomas Hundley & Lucy BECK. Elisha & Lucy were in Monroe Co. KY by 1844 and found in 1850 Census. 1787 Henry Co. Tax List B shows: Elias BRYANT 1820 Census, Henry Co. shows: BRYANT, Elis Male Female 0-10 2 - 10-16 1 4 16-18 1 - 16-25 2 1 26-45 - 1 45+ 1 - 1840 Census, Henry Co. shows: Eli Bryant M: 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 F: 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Male Female 0-5 1 1 5-10 3 - 10-15 1 - 15-20 - - 20-30 - - 30-40 - 1 40-50 - - 50-60 1 1